First iPhone 12 teardown tibits: Smaller batter, thinner display, new logic board<article>
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<p>The iPhone 12 is still a couple of days away from reaching the eager hands of the general public, but lucky YouTuber Hic Tech got his hands on an early model. So he took the whole thing apart. <a href="
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<p><strong>The battery is extremely small:</strong> If you thought the iPhone 11’s 3011mAh battery was small, wait till you see the iPhone 12’s battery. According to the video, it’s just 2815mAh, way smaller than the 4,000mAh battery inside the Galaxy S20 and other Android phones. Early benchmarks suggest that battery life is roughly the same as the iPhone 11 (and a couple of hours less when using 5G), but it’s still disappointing.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3586795/first-iphone-12-teardown-tibits-smaller-batter-thinner-display-new-logic-board.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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First iPhone 12 teardown tibits: Smaller batter, thinner display, new logic board
